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Cobbler aux pêches - Etape

Authentic Peach Cobbler

A generous peach cobbler made with yellow peaches, tucked beneath a buttery double crust and scented with vanilla and warm spices. A spoon cracks through the golden crust and sinks into tender peaches, coated in a buttery syrup that’s still bubbling. Vanilla mingles with cinnamon, nutmeg, and a hint of […]

Okra no Ohitashi - En-tete

Okra no Ohitashi – Chilled Japanese Okra

Blanched okra, chilled in a light dashi, then served with a little broth and a scattering of bonito flakes. Summer clings to the skin, the appetite lags, and yet this little bowl of chilled okra disappears in three bites. The ice-cold dashi hits first, seasoned just enough, then the pod […]

Mac & cheese (macaroni au fromage) - Etape

Authentic American Mac & Cheese

A Southern baked mac & cheese made without roux, enriched with cream and eggs, layered with five cheeses, and finished with a golden crust. Beneath its golden, bubbling crust, the center stays creamy, threaded with strands of melted mozzarella. This Southern-style macaroni and cheese is rich without a roux : its […]

Tarte au potiron - Etape

Authentic American Pumpkin Pie

An autumn pie with a silky pumpkin filling, scented with cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg, in the classic New England style. As it bakes, cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg fill the whole house with their fragrance. The filling turns a deep orange, smooth as custard, gently sweetened and lifted by a hint […]

Key lime pie - Etape

Authentic Key Lime Pie

A Key West pie with a creamy, tangy lime filling on a Graham cracker crust, topped with golden meringue. Key lime makes itself known from the very first bite : bright and tangy, layered over a smooth, cool filling. The Graham cracker crust gives a crisp crack under the fork, while […]

Hōrensō gomaae - En-tete

Hōrensō gomaae – Japanese sesame spinach

Blanched spinach coated in a ground white sesame sauce that’s sweet-savory and delicately nutty. A small bowl of glossy spinach, barely warm, and the sesame already takes center stage. The ground white sesame sauce coats each leaf, mellow and lightly sweet, with a toasted nuttiness that keeps you coming back […]

Muffins aux myrtilles - En-tete

Authentic American Blueberry Muffins

Tall, domed muffins bursting with blueberries and crowned with a crackly sugar crust, just like the ones at Boston’s Jordan Marsh. First comes the sugar crust, crackling before it gives way to a tender, vanilla-scented crumb streaked with blue-violet. The blueberries are everywhere, soft and gently tart, and the golden […]

Banana bread - Etape

Authentic American Banana Bread

Moist, fragrant banana bread made with very ripe bananas and cinnamon, cut into thick slices for breakfast or an afternoon snack. All it takes is three overripe bananas left on the counter. As it bakes, their sweet aroma fills the kitchen, the top turns golden, and the cinnamon adds a […]

Tarte aux noix de pécan - En-tete

Authentic American Pecan Pie

A bourbon pecan pie with a deep amber, caramelized filling in a crisp, buttery shortcrust shell. As the knife cuts through, the crust gives way, the pecans glisten on top, and the amber filling releases notes of vanilla, warm butter, and bourbon. The magic lies in the contrast : the crunch […]

Haricots à la bostonienne (Boston baked beans) - Etape

Authentic Boston Baked Beans

Boston-style white beans slow-baked with molasses and salt pork, in a perfect sweet-savory balance. Fresh from the oven after hours of gentle cooking, the white beans are meltingly tender and cloaked in a dark molasses sauce. The salt pork lends its richness and salinity, the mustard adds a subtle warmth, […]